Press kit
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Momeaze is an AI-powered app designed to lessen the unseen mental load that mothers carry. Created by a working mother for busy moms, it supports emotional sustainability by understanding family interactions and offering suggestions, preparations, reminders, adaptations and celebrations, ensuring mothers feel supported throughout their day. Based in Houston, the company launched in 2026. For more details, visit www.momeazeapp.com.
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Momeaze is an AI life management companion built exclusively for mothers. It understands family context, anticipates needs before stress builds, and supports moms throughout their day.
Fact sheet
- Company
- Momeaze, LLC
- Founded
- September 2025
- Based
- Houston, Texas
- Founders
- Kayla Kugler (Founder & CEO) and Megan Vizzari (Co-owner & Chief Design Officer), sisters
- What it is
- An AI-powered life management app built specifically for mothers
- Platforms
- iOS and Android, United States
- Launched
- September 2026
- Pricing
- Free to download. 14-day free trial, then $9.99/month for Full Support
- AI assistant
- Mayla
- Parental leave
- Six months of maternity leave, plus unlimited PTO. Written policy.
- Investor
- Dobbs AI Ventures
- Website
- momeazeapp.com
Founder bio
Kayla Kugler, Founder & CEO
Kayla Kugler is the founder and CEO of Momeaze, an AI life management app built specifically for mothers. A mom of four and a marketer by background, she spent years building brands for other people before turning those skills toward a problem she was living herself: the invisible mental load that falls to whoever becomes the family’s default parent.
She founded Momeaze in Houston in September 2025 with her sister, Megan Vizzari, and took it from idea to public launch in under two years. Kayla has spoken about maternal burnout, the default parent dynamic and building technology that supports mothers rather than instructing them.
Team photo

Left to right: Alexis Burkeen, Kayla Kugler, Megan Vizzari, Paige Meza.
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Logos and assets
Everything on this page in one file: both wordmarks, the app icon, all four headshots, the team photo, and a text file with the boilerplate, the fact sheet and the research citation.
Download the press kit ↓ZIP, 500KB. App screenshots are not in it yet — email press@momeazeapp.com and we will send them.
Individual files

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Research you can use
Figures we cite about mothers come from The Motherhood Index 2026, Peanut × Nuna, June 2026. Survey of 4,000+ mothers across the US and UK. Please attribute to the study rather than to Momeaze.
93%
of mothers report burnout
71%
do more of the domestic load than their partner
47%
have scaled back or left work
In the press
Earned coverage only. Anything we paid for or partnered on is listed separately below, because a press page that blurs the two is not worth much to a journalist.
KHOU 11 · July 27, 2026
How a Houston-area mom is using AI to help reduce parenting burnout
Kayla on KHOU 11, on what the mental load actually costs a mother and why she built something to carry part of it.
Authority Magazine
Femtech: Kayla Kugler of Momeaze On How Technology Is Revolutionizing Women’s Health
“Moms don’t need more trackers. We need support that anticipates needs, remembers for us, and helps without us having to ask.”
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Houston Moms · May 26, 2026
Partner featureMomeaze: An App that Manages the Mental Load of Motherhood
A partner feature with Houston Moms, written by their managing editor, on what Momeaze is for.
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